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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
HARPKR's MAGAZINE for August t
MapsfoId's.
A CHEAP line iron and slate msntels,
also CRATE front and Tenders, at Gsbay's.
NoTHISa cures malaria like quinine
and whisky, G.H. Herbers 4 Co., sgt's.
IF you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF
ferson street.
Go TO p. Cunnirghsm's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dssoto and Monroe
streets, to order your drays.
0RDKR through your dealer vinegar
and cider made at the "Ozatk" Facto-
~, Nos. z. and 5 Howsrd's Row. The
quality OF these goods, and also the
prices, are guaranteed.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectors and embalmeTs, 55 Madison
street, are fully prepared TO furnish
chairs az residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
FIrs.-All fits stopped free by DR.
KlineB Great Nerve Rsstorer. No fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise aud - trial bottle free to fl
cases. Send 10 DR.. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
WHETHER you prefer the sea breez'
or the bTEcing mountain air for your
SIMMER VACATION, you should not omit
10 provide youreli with bottle ol
Apgostura Bitterp, which Is the &C.
knowledged standard regulator Of the
digestive organs. Be sure TO get the
genuine article Manufactured only by
DIR. J. q. B. sieged q Sons.
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$1SO,5O0 Upton County
Bonds for Sale
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK, I

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK,l
MRMPHIs, TEss., June IL, 1881. )
By authority we offer for sale. through
sealed proposal, only. sl30,5oo Upton
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
May l. 1887, maturing az follows;
sll.0OO due years after date.
$500 due 10 years sftsr date.
$3.50 due IS years after date.
s5S.500 due % years after date.
All in denominations Of $500 and coupons.
payable semi-annuAlly on February lit and
August lst Of each year, covering each Iix
months interest, exeop. that the Grst coupon.
payable February lIt, next, covers nino
months interest and the last maturing eou-
pom threo months interest. All on tho face
are payable at this Bank and can 10 redeemed
after Ave years from date.
Address sealed proposals 70 the Board Of
Directors Union and Planters Bank, Mem-
phis, Tenn" marked IBID for Bondi."
with n certified check fer three per cent Of
the amount bid for A. n guaranty Of compli-
ance. and such proposals. will remain I'M
opened until u N. July q, 1857, at which
time they will be opened and awards made 10
tho highest bidder, except that bids for lest
than par and accrued iutsres. cannot be en-
tertained.
In addition TO the amount bid for tho Done<
purchasers will have to pay for the interest
Gecrued since May let, past.
These Bonds are Issued for the redemption
Of like amount Of unmAtursd Certificates
Of indebtedness which consulate the entir
debt Of the county. except a small floating
debt for current expenses fully covered BIZ
past due eollectiblo taxes.
Henry Craft. Rsq.. and Nsssrs. farley d
wrisht, were engaged TO investigate and pro-
nounce upon the legislation and proceedings
under which they were iaaed, and their
written opinion concludes a. followsi
amer careful consideration wo ive Il a.
"our opinion that the action Of the county 70
fully authorised By saii legislation and In
Conformity thereto; and that the Bonds
"be Issued under Il will be the valid and
legal bonds Of Upton county"
Fortified By an oplnlon Of validity and
regularity from such able and eminent at
torneys. We have no hesitatlon In recon-
mendins 10 inventor, % 4 most desirable and
thoroughly safe Investment those Bonds Is
sued BY q county 90 wealthy, prosperous, and
90 lIghtly burdoned with debt.
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
S. p. READ, Cashisr,
az unton and plantsrs' BauN
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THEY CANNOT STAND ALOOP.
Three City OmciaIs who Must Stand
for Reelection.

Three City officials who Must stand
for Reelection.
"uIder the present circumstances,
only enc course is left open for them,
and that Is to run again." Thus spoke
q prominent citizsn 10 an APPRsL man
yesterday, while discussing the poll.
teal outlook and the prospect Of a
scramble for the three Taxing District
offices made vacant In January by ex.
piration Of the terms OF the present
incumbents. The three offices re.
ierred 10 we're Col. ii. A. Monigom
cry, Of the Beard OF Police and Fire
Commissioners; Col. x. +. Paterson
snd Mr.. T. J. Graham, Of the Board
OF Public Works. Continuing, he
ta!d: "While the charges preferred
in the indictments against President
MADDEN and Col. John L. Rsndle are
not sgSinst the other gentlemen d.
roety, they are tsinted(0 by coun.
tenanoing the transactions termed
ieloniee and misdem 5anoB. The mo.
tive Is too plain, and q fight will un.
doubtedly DO mado for their berths,
unless tho psople demonstrate that
such a movo would be worse than
ioolhardy. II Ia TO be hoped that
Messrs. Montgomery, Paterson and
Graham will enter the contest, and
one Of them has already announced
that he will do 90. II will be q race
between honest, capable and sub
s,antial business men against political
soreheads aud tricksters. A blind
man could forotell the result. Mem.
phis has done with the latter Glaze,
and the January election will stamp
the perpetual seal" sy4
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l HKRHBY notify the public thai the
information which was given In ali
papers Of this city In rsgud 10 Mr..
Henri Lndemann's saloon, 10 warh.
ineton street, arc composed Of foul
slnnderu, rs l have been etopplng In
the house for the last royen YEAR.
have al ways bien treated well, i1und
the house always In good honorable
conditions, and also this time was
treated well and wpa not robbed by
any person, Mother yae | 6vindltd on
oyerohargoi by his bo0kkeeper. "A 4
was stated 10 the police by RoDerl
sna,on. In regard 20 this mans tss.
timony ! was arrested, when Aaleep
by tho police captain a Memphis
Mr.. 0'Haver. Not taiisGod With my
telling him ,hat ! never losl a cent
tho captain and two police dragged mi,
DOT Of the houre and took mo 10 th,
poles station, where / wa kent on
night and day aud was rllervafd Cue.
Slior bengdrunk. Lows EDvAEDs,
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DISTRIBUTING FUNDS.
Meeting OF District River Essia
Ger. 60 Aiiot $4,000.

Meeting OF district River Essis-
GERS 60 Aiiot ssai,ooo.
Some time ago the Mississippi River
Commission, sltling at New York. ap.
proprlated 1871 900 for use In the Ten.
saa Basin, extending from Arkansas TO
Red rivers, leaving II TO the district
engineers TO decide how the money
should be expended. The Board, con.
sIsling Of Mr.. W. T. Rassell, Of the
Third district; Mr.. ID. l.. kiDgmaD, Of
tho Fourth, and Capt. ). \. leach, OF
the Fret and Second districts, me,
Yesterday at the o1ice Of Capt. Leach
TO allot the funds. There appeared
before the Board 10 urge their respect.
i've claims the following engineers aud
gentlemen: Mai. II. II. Rlchatdeos,
Chlei T. igineer Of the Louisiana State
Lnyee Board; Capt. Bolivar Thomp.
son, son Of Col. JED Thompson, also
Of Louisiana; Maj. George y. Wad.
dell, Fifth Louisiana diItric,; Judge
Cordell, Of Madison parish, La Mr.
Mcclellan and Judge Wylie, oi Oar.
roll parish; Mr.. lvey, representing
the Tenfas Basln; Gen. ID. II. Rey.
npldr, representing Chicot touttyi
Mr.. Clopton, representing the While
river b islu; Moi. William Startling. Of
0reenyllle. Miss., the lower Mississippi
pi Leyee Commission, aud Mel. I. q.
Dabney, tho upper Mississippi Leyte
CommIeslon. There were no hlol
mento yesterday, but a definite result
Will probably be reached at ioday's
featlon.
Yesterday Capt. Leeoh, OF the q. s.
Enpincer Oorpe, and In charge Of the
liver Improvement here and at other
poli q, oent information 90 tho people
Of OSorola, Ark that $4,000 Of tbe
10000 untxpended Mitsissippi river
! appropriation fund, would be used al
| o, near Osocola In buiIdlue Levers 10
pr6tecl the ~. Frances river country
rom overflow. The remainder oi the
iund will be txpei dod IN the YaE,c
balm ard In Louifiana This will b.
pleasant news TO the people reading
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memphis Law school.

The oorporalop Of the Memphiu
Law School met yesterday morning at
Chancellor Ellelrs Office for perma.
nent organisation under their charter.
The following officers were elected
John l.. r. sneed, president; 4. r.
Edmondion, secretary, and Thomas
II. TuTley treasurer. The scholastic
term will bs divided into two sessions,
20 begin on the second Thurday IN
October and end on the second Thnre
day In May In each and every year
The school will open ia frat eessior
on the 18th Of October next, Of which
due notice will be given.
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Correcting n Statement.
HERSASDo. Mrs July q. 1857.
To the Editors Of the Appeal.

ukhNAtpO, hirh July ~, 1876
To the Editors Of the Appeals
DEAR Please allow mo through
your columns TO correct the statement
made In the article headed "Poker
Did L." published In the ArPRAL Of
the 23d, relative 10 Mr.. Sykes John.
con, who vas railroad and express
agent at this plsc;. There Ia no man
in our county thst tnjoys a better rep
utaiion for honesty and integrity than
Sykes Johnson, and no one that knows
him will believe him capable Of
doing anything criminal. Therefore
the author Of tho article referred 10
vfs wholly Ignorant Of the facts or In.
tended doirg him q great injustice.
Mr.. johnson, like mary q good man,
was 20 big heariel he Conld not cay no,
and he LET bis friends have packages
sent &c. o. d." without paying him for
them. The company discharged him
without q moments notice, hence he
WIS short In his accounts not exceed.
ing $3.50. He left here 10 20 10 hie
brothei'r, In Arkansas, b get the
amount, and ~ coon as the checking
clerk fsstrtains the exact amount OF
his deficit he will pay sane, and be 10
not liable oriminally, and did not leave
"ior his health" "a stated In the arti.
Gle releTrod.to. The farther statement
that he played. ttraighis and hlshts
oyory Saturday night In the year In
one Of the prominent poker rooms 10
the city," 10 also untrue. Hoping You
wi do Mr.. johnson the justice due
him by puolishiug the above, lremain
yours truly, H.R EosrER.
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mer,e., ca,,Is And chIehens.

For collie aud eruhs, for lung foyer,
cough or hide bound, / give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q nah twice q
day. You can recommend Il 10 every
one having stock a. the beet medicine
known for the above complaints. In
ueing Il with my chickens for cholera
and gapcs mix I, with the dough and
feed II 20 them once q day. BY this
treatment have Loot none where the
Regulator was given promptly and
regularly. x. 7. TAYLOR,
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Legislative Council meeting to-
day.
"A large, healthy and luscious
pear from the fruit farm OF Mr. NJ. ii.
Reilly wss left NJ the AfPKAL oiiice
yesterday. Mr.. Reilly states that he
has bushels Hpon buthtls OF tho tame
sort ltfI.
Mr.. Henry Ward Beecher, In his
Norwood" says; "A man that will
drive a horse with q sore shoulder 10
n brute. There he IL In church, a..
comfortable a. q cruller, and left his
horss out here N the fies aud the
sun, with q shoulder that's q disgrace
10 Christianity"
AT last Il looks 40 n the old Expo
Hticn building 10 10 be demolished.
Al the last meeting OF the Legislative
Council the Taxing District engineer
was ordered 10 open up the Alley over
which II 10 built, and piles OF lumber
from the southern end OF the building
indicltes q speedy removal Of the old
eyoeore.
The p, II. Fields sgalnst whom
Eva Bryan has filed o bill In Chan.
Gerry, In which she designaies him az
member Of the County Court, IL not
and has never been q magistrate. The
Justice hats iiom the Ninth district,
and Ia named Cyius Plelde, while the
butt end Of the Chanoery bill lives in
the Sixth.
The East End Railroad Company
have Il ed In the Circuit Court a petit.
ton for condemnation OF property for
right Of way through Henry avenue
extended, claimed by tho Hon. W. ].
Emit. The petition teiH forth that the
title 10 raid land Ia vested In q. d.
Rains, By priortalo from w. ]. Smith,
ard tha, right Of way was granted by
Mr.. Raine.
The txcurionls,s who took cd
vantage Of the opportunity offered by
the Women'a Exchange 10 visit tb,
delightful resort, Monte Sano, returned
latt night via the Memphis hnt
Charlesion railroad. They we're lone
In their praises Of the management
and hope another trip NAV leo taker
In the near future. They we're met a
the depot by many friends, who de
sired report Of the affair.
AT the Teeulsr meeting Of Lam
and Labor Club, No. 2, held lfet even
ing, quito Q number Of new member
tigted the declaration q principle
and Joined the club. There were ais
liberal Donations oi MONEY made b
tho mSmbCre 10 meet ihs txptneea {
the club. The next meeting will b
held at rooms . and 10, Cotton ~
change. at s O'Clock on Monday ever
iug mex. All ere cordially invited.
DoS'T rust any medicine, no matt,
hos afe6tiy Landed. Men a.lin 18th
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gircuit gourt.

The case Of Samuel Funk and vile
w. w. II. Heron 10 on trial before .
Jury. II Ia a suit for four acres worth
about 81 per acre. aud the costs, In.
Guiding witness Ices, have already ex.
ceeded 800,
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Transfsrs.

Henry Rslhlmann Of NJ 10 Amelia
B1ch, lot 2, Relhlmann subdivision,
tbl 65.
Henry RelhlmAna OF ux 10 Mary
Ann Cohen, lot /, RslhlmAnn sub.
dlylalon. 1909 3,
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nxeinx ana CIeanfnx.

Ladleo' and gents clothes elesned OF
dyed In any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reieel, IS Jefferson street, Mem
phia. Tenn. Goods received bv express.
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FoR any case Of nervousness, sleep
l6Nness, weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia. try Oafter's Little Nerve
PILE. Relief Ia sure. The only nerve
medicine Tor the price IN market.
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To old SOLDIERS.

ITO enable you and others who. mar desire
Il 10 purchase Lea Camp SMOKING Iooao-
60 and thereby attlat In the turgof ~ VIZ
10 YOU, postaFo paid, package Of the lftt
quality Of this excellent t9b M nuiae.
tufed for the soifioft' Home, h'hmgnd'
Va, on receipt OF tn iollouing retau prices
yitt 2os 100, 4 %. 2c., 5 %. No'' To- too'
Reduction mate 20 clubs.
IL. N. NussELL, MAnuiactuforl
100 and iinl Cary 81, hiehgohd. Va.
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Dandrun

IL RKsoyKD nv THE usH or coooAiNs.
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flayoring e1traetsne he
beat.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Mas. wuIoy'sSoorHr Srnur should
always se used for children testhinE, IL
ali rain, cures vlnd collie, and 4 the .bsrt
remedy ior diarrhnai .2oc . bottle.
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AL TO be had q, the Bluff City
Clothing House, No. $50 Main 81.
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TIE COURTS.
prel,at. goart
Marriage LICENSES.

The win Of Matthew Armstrong, dc.
ceased, va, admitted yesterday.
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b. q. suggs 10 Mis- Kate McCulby (;
]. T.. Perry 10 Miss Lucy S,lley; Tom
Wilkinson 10 Mas Jennie White.
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TnK friends OF Robt. q. Hannah, OF
Tolesboroueh, Ky, thought he had
consumption. SO he had, but not nov.
Peru.na saved him.
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On nFnunff.

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the spring on draught Al A.GaribaldPs
No. i24 Main street, corner Beale.
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BEIsnAzElR was weighed In the bal
ance and found wanting. But Mana.
lin ls always full weight.
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in the overflow district Of the 81.
Francis river basin and back Of
Oacaola
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aaston's Hotel.

W. n. BfxoHlH.......s...NkSA
Euftpean plan. EniarEed and reiurnishei.
Prices according 10 sire and loca-
lion az room
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Ihn nnhiir isnefranded

by many couniefieits OF ColgstcS pop.
Mar toilet soaps. Cashmere Bouquet
10 largely Initiated. Beware.
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DNs That arc frctful.
NNONSS pccvish, cross, or
troubled with Windy Colo, Toething
Pains, or stomach Disorders, can BE
relieved atonco by using Aoker LADY
Soothor. 10 contains no OPIUM 81
Morphine, hcnos 10 safe. Etloe ~
cents. Sold by
A. REEKERr and BRRKsTE ACC.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Did Not Refuse 90 ship Freight TO
Memphis From Piqua, o.

lBIu NOt ~ "
Memphis From Piqua, o.
II will be remembered that not long
since II was published In the APPEAL
that w. s. Bruce & Co., OF this city,
had ordered car load OF poles and
shat 8 Of Snyder & Co., manufacturers,
Piqua, o., and received q reply from
the latter stating that the goods could
not be shipped because the Pennsyl-
vania railroad refused to make a rate
to Memphis, the road being quaran-
tined ont OF Memphis by reason Of
yellow fever ut that point. The follow
ing letter and telegram refer to the
subject and will be read with interest |:
MEIPHIs, Tenn, July Is, 1857.
To the Editor Of tho Appeal:
Ireceiyed today tho following telegram
from Mr.. MoCabe, assistant general freight
agent Of the Pennsylyania Company. II
speaks for itself, and inasmuch rs there APP
pears TO have been n terrible amount OF
lying regarding yellow fever in Memphis, /
will ask you to publish Mr.. McCabe's dis
| patch. You know, know, in fact We all
know that there has not been sim 10 case oi
yellow foyer in Memphis since 1879, and fur
Their ,tbat the death rate 10 less than any city
| N the United states. 30 much for these
liars, Yours, ALE. q. LUTHER.
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MURDER
seven Thousand Dollar. Reward.

Bluff City Clothing House still has
on hand 5000 worth Of damaged
Clothing and FGrnifhing Goods ths,
will be sold regardless Of cost or value.
win sell to-day so and i25 cults at
1915.
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Dan,,. Rurop.au Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
Zoe, 100 and 81 rer days American Plan, "
Esr day, fiS1i sls;, Restaurant in the
bodV Holon proufietoF.
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To the Kditor OF tho Appeal:
CoLUnpUs, o., July rs. 1887.

CoLUnRUs, o., July rs, 1887.
Alt @. luther, Agent Star Union Line.
Memphis. Tenn;
Bee Memphis Daily ArPRAL July 10Th. con.
shipment from Pisas Tor Memphis account
yellow fever. Please deny as publicly as
possible. Tho statement Is not fact. No
shipments have been refused by US on 40.
count Of yellow fever.
D. T. McCABE,
Asst Genr Treish. Agent Penn,yivanis Go.
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Peabody Hotel.

@. D. GALLOWAY & co. PRopRrEToRs.
Rates o. so and 81 per day, according 10
siIe and location OF room-bpooiAl
Fataa made
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DoS'T rust any medicine, no matter
no y greatly lfuaed. Men A.lin lf.the
only e)adiutor with nature.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tho New Gayoso.

HARRINGTON, STEWART Il WHITE,
PRoPRIETORs.
CHAs. @, RoTH........Manager.
Aatos 81 80 to a per day, according TO lsoa'
tion of rooms
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larceny have reduced h ss., majority q. 70 sRsss
county has had Republican Senator for mhnY
years. but II 10 too Close for either eide 70 reqt
easy about Il unit! the votes are counted, and.
verY likely. recounted.
pSloriss ySsS shs roSiS iiopisss aep4 nosf
things endvtse. and. having elected Pr Roe 20
the Assembly twice coneecuttvely, n IN now
counted on 10 aepd him TO the Senate. The
Democratic candidate 10 q new man. This u
tho only one ..of the eight oQuntics that the
and even there they ".heye hopee"
mouth and Union and gain somsrsst. Salem:
and Camden they will have the next SENATE ~
one majority. even though they lose warren. Il
Salem and elect In either Warren, Union. Som.
ersst, or Monmouth. they can. loae Camden
and still have one majority. II 10 . puzzle that
Will work out either way, and just ~ satisfac-
tortly one way rs another
For the control Of the Assembly tho fight 10.
as usual. n scramble. with one party a. likely
"a the other to come out on top. Lnst year the
Democrats had clear majority. although the
Republicans organized the House and did
about a.. they pleased with Il afterward This
year a. Tx ef- a thing as car, happen VIII Do an
ASS. mbly 40 nearly evenly divided that two pr
three Labor men and independents viii hold
the balance Of power.
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INNOCENT THOUGH 4 CONvIcE.
Tho Real CrininaI said Co Have Used NJ oney
to Convict him

Tho Heal Criminal said Co Have Usod M oney
to Convict HIN
From the san Francisco csronicle
A remarkable chapter In the annals Of
crime was developed during tho trial OF Kid"
White yesterday In the District Court In Seat
tie. About five months ago James Smith,
whose true name is Blscksbee. and who will
herein be SO designated. and Charles White
who has wel-to.do relatives in or near Stock
ton. CAL met in stockton. and formed an ac-
BaeRabse Wills WniS he eV was in csi y had
bed man NAMED William 'R Raiser, or Or saSn.
that he Is now crazy from his injuries, and, II
is said, will soon die. Martin was captured
tried. convicted and il now serving o seven
years sentence in the penitenttary,
Black bee He'd into Oregon and from there To
Seattle. Tho officers in pursuit OF him were
acrss q gnmbier nsm"d McDonsid who Go 30 ' rs,
sembled Blackabee that they arrested him as
being BlaeS abee. charged him with Blackabee's
Officers, who have now located the real Blacka-
bee, say positively thar the latter contributed n
McDonaId should be deieated In his Efforts to
prove AN alibi. He suceee'ied, as already stated
and the innocent Mcdonald Is now serving y
sentence 10 The ,aiiurnia penitentiary.
my, When Biackabee came to Seattle he me,
white, who had alsn come here from California
P Se sto s IL Y fd sr
delivered tho booty to BiackH bee and White, and
Dunn has already been convicted, and White
bllckabee were Jointly charged with receiving
stolen property Backabee turned States eyi-
dence; and charges of receiving stolen goods.
Withdrawn; and he was discharged ms 10 them.
, Ghisi OF Police Murphy has been directed TO
his present trial. 80 that Justice may be done
to the man Mcdonald. now being, punished for
q crime he never committed. The strain on
science stricken that during Monday night lasi
he aroused the inmAtos AMI oiicers OF The Iail
ny loapinR from his bed and shriesing muir.
derl' and > nrel" under the hallueinntlon that
= mob wAs trying TO- get him. Yeste d " morn
Ing ne offered two different persons . 100 II they
officers Of the Jail cay he IL almost mad with
Iemorse, and his sleep broken by horrible
agony and despair. - 49, =
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